Aeroflex Industries reported a 157% rise in September quarter net profit to ₹36.56 crore, while operational revenue expanded by 87%. Alongside these robust financial results, the company's board approved the merger of its wholly owned subsidiary Hyd-Air Engineering Private Limited and confirmed Drashti Bhil as Chief Financial Officer. Despite bringing year-to-date gains to 185%, market experts warn that the risk-reward ratio is currently unfavorable for opening new positions.
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Analysts consider the current risk-reward ratio unfavorable for initiating fresh position…: Analysts consider the current risk-reward ratio unfavorable for initiating fresh positions near all-time highs.
Market specialist Aditya Thukral anticipates the equity will fluctuate within a trading b…: Market specialist Aditya Thukral anticipates the equity will fluctuate within a trading band of ₹480 to ₹600.
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Aeroflex Industries shares surged 14% in morning trade on the BSE on Thursday, 29 October, with a strong 8-fold jump in volume. Aeroflex Industries share price opened at ₹533.30 against its previous close of ₹491.65 and jumped 13.7% to an intraday high of ₹559, looking set to extend gains for the third consecutive session.
The stock witnessed strong buying interest on Thursday, a day after reporting its September quarter (Q2FY27) results.
In an exchange filing on 28 October, the company said its consolidated revenue from operations for the September quarter surged 87% year-on-year (YoY) to ₹207.36 crore. In the same quarter last year, the company's revenue was ₹110.87 crore.
Net profit jumped 157% YoY to ₹36.56 crore in Q2FY27 compared to ₹14.23 crore in Q2FY26.
Additionally, the company announced that its board gave in-principle approval to the proposal for amalgamation of Hyd-Air Engineering Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, with it.
The board also approved the re-designation of Drashti Bhil as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and key managerial personnel (KMP) of the company with effect from 28…
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